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a) What is the value per share for this company if there are 3.5 million outstandin
b) What is the justified trailing P/S today according to the valuation of a) ?
c) If your estimate of FCFE over the last year is 4.2 M$, what constant perpetual g
a) What is the value of a share of the company if there are 5.1 million outstandin
b) How would the value be affected if you instead assumed that the constant gro
a) What is the value of a share of the company based on your analysis?
04.201
- After carefully analysing their last financial statements, you estimate tha
sales of 14.0 M$. You think that both FCFF and Sales should continue to grow at 9
5 should correspond to a trailing P/S of 6.1. The cost of debt was 6% before taxes
equity of 11%. The company expects to maintain its target capital structure of 25
is currently 30%. They have issued bonds for a total face value of 55.0 M$ which
(all % are per year)
04.202
- After carefully analysing their last financial statements, you estimate tha
and that it should continue to grow at 15% for 3 years and at 3% forever after tha
expects to maintain its target capital structure of 30% debt and 70% common eq
rate in this country is 4%. The equity risk premium on this market is 5.2% and you
the past 5 years of monthly returns. (all % are per year)
04.203
- The company PuffyPillows Inc. has sold 40 M$ worth of their dinosaur-th
of 20%, their Net Income was 8 M$. You expect sales to grow at 25% for 3 years b
following years. You estimate that the terminal value at year 6 will correspond to
you also expect the profit margin to gradually decrease by 2% per year until it rea
the investments in fixed capital needed every year will represent 16% of sales an
of sales. Half of these increases in capital will be financed by new debt. Deprecia
estimate that the required rate of return on equity is 10.8% and the WACC is 7.5%
relevant % are per year)
b) If the current share price is 20.54 $/share, is the stock over, fairly or undervalu
c) What are the justified forward and trailing P/E and P/S today according to the v
a) What is the appropriate discount rate for the FCFF?
b) What is the value of a share of the company based on a FCFF model?
c) What is the justified trailing P/S of this company based on your model?
d) Your colleague shares most of your assumptions about the future of this comp
more reliable to instead forecast interest costs. Those were 15M$ before tax dur
will grow at 10% per year. They think terminal value at year 6 should be calculate
that the current market value for the debt of the company is 125M$. What is the
04.204
- The company SnoozyPillows Inc. has sold 70 M$ worth of their shark-the
40%, their EBITDA was 28 M$. After carefully analysing the company, you expect
following years. After that, you estimate a perpetual growth rate of 3% for sales.
years and then increase to 45% once the rapid growth phase of the company is o
investments in fixed capital needed will represent 20% of sales for the next 3 yea
depreciation that should represent 8% of sales for the next 3 years and only 4% a
year should be about 6% of sales. Their cost of debt was 5% before taxes. The co
55% debt and 45% common equity. Their corporate tax rate is currently 35%. The
market is 8%. You have measured a beta of 1.25 for the company based on the p
company's debt is currently 298 M$ and there are 100 000 common shares outst
ng common shares?
growth rate for FCFE would be coherent with the valuation you've found in a)?
ng common shares?
owth of FCFE started right now?
at Patt&Mat Inc. had FCFF of 5.1 M$ over the last year and
9% for 5 years. You estimate that the terminal value at year
s and using the CAPM you've found a required return on
5% debt and 75% common equity. Their corporate tax rate
are worth 42.0 M$ given the current level of interest rates.
at CompuThings Inc. had FCFE of 42.3 M$ over the last year
at. Their cost of debt was 7% before taxes. The company
quity. Their corporate tax rate is currently 35%. The risk-free
u have measured a beta of
1.7 for the company based on
hemed pillows over the last year. With a net profit margin
before settling for a more reasonable 9% for the 3
o a trailing P/E of 9.1. Because of increased competition,
aches 10% in 5 years and is stable after that. You think that
nd the required increase in working capital will be about 5%
ation should stay at about 4% of sales. Using the CAPM, you
%. There are 4.5 million shares and the tax rate is 35%. (all
ued?
valuation of a) ?
pany except for Net Borrowing. They think it would be
ring the last year and your colleague estimates that they
ed based on a trailing EV/Sales of 2.4. They have verified
e value of a share of the company based on their analysis?
emed pillows over the last year. With an EBITDA margin of
t sales to grow at 35% for 2 years and at 8% for the 2
You expect EBITDA margin to stay at the current level for 2
over. Because of new projects, you think that the
ars and only 12% of sales after that.
This will result in a
after that. The required increase in working capital every
ompany expects to soon reach its target capital structure of
e risk-free rate is 3% and the expected return for the
past 5 years of monthly returns. The market value of the
tanding. (all relevant % are per year)
a) What is the value per share for this company if there are 3.5 million outstandin
Cost of equity
11.0000%
Growth 0y to 5y
9%
Debt
Pref. Sh.
Comm. Sh.
weight
25%
0%
75%
cost
4.20000%
0.00
11.00%
WACC
9.30000%
in M$
year
0
1
Sales
14
15.26
FCFF
5.1
5.559
Terminal Value for a trailing P/S of 6.1
FCFF discount factor
0.9149130833
PV of FCFE+TV
5.0860018298
Firm value in M$ 109.525206688484
Market Value of debt (M$)
42.00
Equity value in M$
67.52521
n shares (in M)
3.5
Value per share $
19.29
Answer
$
19.29 per share
b) What is the justified trailing P/S today according to the valuation of a) ?
Justified Trailing P/S
4.82
c) If your estimate of FCFE over the last year is 4.2 M$, what constant perpetual g
04.201
- After carefully analysing their last financial statements, you estimate tha
sales of 14.0 M$. You think that both FCFF and Sales should continue to grow at 9
5 should correspond to a trailing P/S of 6.1. The cost of debt was 6% before taxes
equity of 11%. The company expects to maintain its target capital structure of 25
is currently 30%. They have issued bonds for a total face value of 55.0 M$ which
(all % are per year)
FCFE -> growing perpetuity (like GGM)
FCFE0
4.20 M$
g
4.5002%
FCFE1
4.39 M$
Equity value
67.52521 M$
Answer
4.5002% per year
a) What is the value of a share of the company if there are 5.1 million outstandin
CAPM
r=E(Ri)
Rf
Bi
12.84%
4%
1.70
Cost of equity
12.84%
Growth 0y to 3y
15.0%
Growth 4y to infinity
3.0%
year
0
1
in M$
FCFE
42.3
48.645
Terminal Value GGM
Equity discount factor
0.8862105636
PV of FCFE+TV
43.109712868
Equity value
$
600.51 M$
n shares
5.1 millions
Value per share $
117.75
Answer
$
117.75 per share
04.202
- After carefully analysing their last financial statements, you estimate tha
and that it should continue to grow at 15% for 3 years and at 3% forever after tha
expects to maintain its target capital structure of 30% debt and 70% common eq
rate in this country is 4%. The equity risk premium on this market is 5.2% and you
the past 5 years of monthly returns. (all % are per year)
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